Silvergirl

So it’s a crypto currency that isn’t a crypto currency and now it’s in health and travel and fitness and oh, we’re talking to hnw, billionaires about KVt sales,, even tho we said before we wouldn’t sell to them and .............blah blah.

And now we’re working now with governments...don’t people buy gold/silver because that’s exactly who they’re worried about?

And with all due respect who expects people that are “unbanked” to use a sophisticated system like this. Most people on here can’t get their heads around it! But these unbanked will all start using kvts and apps and health and .......blah blah

All I heard was noise.

Sceptical doesn’t begin to explain.

It started off as one thing And now it’s morphed into something else.....that apparantly ain’t crypto. Won’t they need a banking license then..........

why not just deliver what they said they would deliver....then add the bells and whistles.

In pages 1-11 you provided the facts. Not me.

Now you’re providing fiction.

If, buts, ands and maybe’s aren’t the basis to make an investment decision on.

Ill stick to Apple.

done.

No, it’s financially  stupid. If it was true.

imagine the scene tomorrow.

Sales employee hangs up the phone.

“boss, I just had a totally legitimate offer for the remaining tokens from one source but I said no”

Gimme five.

As I said, “i’m Out”

You buy a ticket in the game and he controls your future with the decisions he makes- or you lose.

Totally.

So far his emotional decisions have cost over 80% of the funding he could have had.

$300,000,000 or

$57,000,000.

Potentially not good for you, or the project.

what would he choose in hindsight?

I hope he gets business-like rather than emotional for the sake of investors.

Business runs on cash , not morality.

What expenses and salaries are being deducted from funds raised .......?

As they say on Dragons Den.

”i’m Out”

So what happens to your investment if the project doesn’t get off the ground?

There seems to a lot of heart over head being used here. I read somewhere that 100,000 had been sold to someone- must have been untrue as they aren’t accounted for on the total sold. Also, read claims that they could have sold the entire 300,000 to institutions but didn’t because they wanted to give them to the public.

That doesn’t make sense. The CEO,s job is surely to secure the funding of the project and if you can sell 300,000, Brilliant. You take it and then You create more and offer them to the public safe in the knowledge that they’ll probably pile in as institutions are already on board.

Plus, the public wouldn’t miss what they weren’t offered so would be none the wiser but would be reassured they were in good company.

With less than 20% sold to date  the viability must be in question and the CEO decision is looking like an absolutely appalling one -if the opportunity to sell 300,000 was true!

Why would you say no thanks to $300,000,000 and instead try and go out and resell what you had just been offered?

bizarre.

14 hours ago, sixgun said:

The Ambassadors have been promised a webinar where we will field questions we have. There are a good number of questions we have about the upcoming coin sale which starts on 12th November. Don't know exactly when it will be - we are formulating the questions right now. You will need one KVT to mint coins in the pre-ico which runs until March. i think more people here will warm to Kinesis when the coins appear - they are buying gold and silver rather than buying an idea which is what the KVT's are.

So Apple shares are around $214 each for one of the world’s biggest companies and Kinesis shares are $1000 for something, let’s face it, that may never ever come to fruition.

seems a little rich?

Just had a quick read through this thread. Quite interesting.

it seems to have polarised opinion amongst those who have responded.

some lovely collections here,

i hope they’re all kept nice and safe!

Some beautiful metal on display here!